Gene's Place

02/24/2026

https://youtu.be/aLfQTCwSWlE?si=6BGfImOa4Wfs10eJ

Hank Sasaki recording his CD project in Gene Breeden studios, Nashville Tennessee. Mike Dunbar the session Bass Player can be seen in the background. http:/...

09/07/2025

Playing Bari- Sax in the Jerry Vinett Big Band - “Hot Cha Cha” - Centennial Park, Nashville, Tennessee, August 17, 2013. Also got to play some Pedal Steel with this Awesome group of Musicians! Jerry was one Cool Dude, sure miss talking and perfoming with him, Jerry passed on September 19, 2016, May God Bless!

The Jerry Vinett Big Band - Hot Cha Cha - Centennial Park, Nashville, Tennessee, August 17, 2013

08/16/2025

The bodies of Bob and Grat Dalton, once feared outlaws of the American West, were laid out for all to see after their deadly attempt to rob two banks in Coffeyville, Kansas. In life, they were shadowy figures who lived on the edge of the law, but in death, they became a public spectacle. Townspeople gathered around, not just to confirm the rumors, but to witness the shocking fall of men who believed they were invincible. The once-imposing brothers now lay still, their bloodied clothes a grim testament to the chaos they had unleashed—and failed to escape.

What makes the moment so unforgettable is the surreal quiet that followed the gunfight. Hours earlier, Bob and Grat had stormed into town with revolvers drawn and escape routes mapped. But Coffeyville had its own plans. The townspeople, recognizing the gang almost immediately, met them with an unexpected ferocity. The Daltons were outgunned, outnumbered, and ultimately outmatched. Their bodies were displayed in plain view, not out of cruelty, but as a statement—a declaration that lawlessness had met its match on those dusty Kansas streets.

Photos taken of Bob and Grat after their deaths became some of the most circulated images of the time, capturing not just their demise, but the stark reality of the outlaw life. They weren’t romantic heroes or unstoppable legends—they were mortal. And their end was not in a blaze of glory, but beneath the gaze of the very people they tried to rob. It was a moment that closed the chapter on the Dalton Gang and reminded everyone watching that even the wildest men could be brought to ground.

08/10/2025

https://youtu.be/RgYxN3mJGyo?si=VoYOGv0OL3NcL8YI

Bill Anderson Exposes the 5 Opry Stars Who DESTROYED Country MusicCountry legend Bill Anderson has finally broken his silence — and he’s naming names. In a f...

12/21/2024

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10/06/2024

06/21/2024

https://countrymusicfamily.com/breaking-missing-nashville-singer-songwriter-terri-lynn-kathey-found-deceased/?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR0KngEE3pHT7kES_kvxvxF7bXWie14_2rmPOV3rsLcG1TXGhgh9PG6_fxM_aem_ZmFrZWR1bW15MTZieXRlcw

The body of Terri Lynn Kathey, beloved Nashville singer, songwriter, and musician, was found Tuesday afternoon after an extensive search. Terri Lynn Kathey, who also went by Terri Lynn Blues, went missing Sunday morning (June 16) after she left her home in her 2017 Honda Civic to make a delivery for...